50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Murchison Falls National Park by Audrey Kinter
My favorite park. Game everywhere- best game runs of the trip. Wonderful lodging as well
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Lake Mburo National Park by Audrey Kinter
Only park where we were able to do a game WALK and best place to see leopards and zebra.
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Kibale National Park by Audrey Kinter
Chimp trek was fantastic, scenery beautiful and lodge fantastic
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Review about Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by Audrey Kinter
Beautiful scenery and of course the gorillas
50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
friendly and very affordable with amazing wildlife interactions
we had a lovely time and very good guide service however it is important to have a good guide with a solid reliable vehicle
50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Everything you’d want in an African experience at a great price
I lived in Kenya and spent time in Southern Africa and I can honestly say Uganda exceeded my hopes. It is currently the only country where you can almost definitely see chimps, gorillas and “the big five” (elephant, rhinos, buffalo, lions and leopards ). Murchison Falls was my favorite park but each had something to offer. QE river boat ride was fantastic and of course seeing chimps and gorillas was a life dream. You must be reasonably fit for gorilla trek due to altitude and steep terrain. People were wonderful, lodges and service were excellent. Plus small tour companies so you can travel just with yourselves (couple or even single) without breaking the bank. I would recommend Uganda to anyone interested in a safari (unless you want ultra luxury ). I’m going back.
MX
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Good experience
The site is near Johannesburg, during the trip the tour guide gives interesting inormation on south african culture. Is amazing to see the animals in the wild... great landskape! It's all about luck if you want to see your favorite animals!
FR
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
It was amazing and safe with our guide super jeff
À lot of explanations about animals. Our guide Jeff was excellent !
35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
They were professional
MoAfria Tours is a very professional company. They had excellent communication and reliable prompt pick-up. The ride to our destination was comfortable. Would recommend their services.
PL
20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
An experience way better than expected!
I was quite careful when booking this tour because when it comes to safari, even the budget options are very expensive. I decided to get the most of it and booked a 6-day trip to 3 national parks. And now, I must say, my overall experience was even better than I would expect.
We were an international team of 7 in a minivan. It's important to mention something I learned about how the tours are organized - each one of us booked from a different operator and even paid a different price! Therefore, it's hard for me to say what really differentiates one operator from the others.
Maxwell, our driver, was really great! What stands out at first is his excellent knowledge. He had answers to all the questions and knew all the species. Driving in the national parks, especially such as Masai Mara, may be very challenging, but he (as well as our minivan) proved absolutely unbeatable. We were able to pass the most difficult obstacles on the way and after that our driver would even help other drivers. I was impressed how they cooperate with each other. There's no competition but a common will to provide the experience of a lifetime to all the participants. And we made it, we got the big five in just 3 days, and even more than that! Some animals would willingly approach us to even one meter away! It's just unbelievable how they do not care about our presence at all. And the sceneries of elephant or lion families right in front of my eyes, is something I will recall forever and ever.
In terms of organization, I can't complain much, because I chose the budget option. The accommodation was decent, the food was basic but alright. Just FYI, there's no air conditioning in the car even though traveling from one park to another is a significative part of the entire safari.
I only regret two things: 1) Our visit in Nakuru could have been longer. We were only chasing a rhino and as soon as we spotted it, we left. 2) Bottled water was supposed to be unlimited but on the first day of the trip I was informed that "unlimited" means just one litre per person per day which is laargely insufficient when the temperature reaches over 30 degrees Celcius. It's a very small expense for the company, so I think they could really provide what "unlimited" in fact means.
To summarize: if you think that visions of paradise in Jehova's Witnesses' bulletins are some kind of fantasy out of a child's imagination, just go to Kenyan national parks and see it with your own eyes. It's really there, on this Earth.
